this guy is even better
>stays in alaska to take photos
>dumps most ammo in the river because "he doesn't need it"
>tells his friend to pick him up later, but says it too ambiguosly for him to understand
>tells his family to not worry about him
>nobody knows his whereabouts
>runs out of food
>wrongly signals helicopter he's alright because has no knowledge of proper signals (lmao)
>no ammo for game
>doesn't go to nearby cabin
>doesn't go to fort yukon
>commits suicide in his tent
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carl_McCunn

>>2835320
Sounds like a Carl McCunn situation. Y'all know about Carl McCunn? He was a photographer who travelled to Alaska to take some pictures.

If you don't, read his article on Wikipedia if you want to lmfao. A couple outtakes.

>Although McCunn thought he had arranged for a friend who was a pilot to return for him in August, he apparently had never confirmed this.
>"I think I should have used more foresight about arranging my departure. I'll soon find out."
>McCunn compounded the error by never telling his friend he had hired the air taxi service to fly him to the remote location.
>He also had to travel for firewood, as he wanted to leave the land surrounding his camp the way he found it.[
>On this trip, he flew in with 500 rolls of film, 1,400 pounds (640 kg) of provisions, two rifles, and a shotgun. Believing he would not need them, he prematurely disposed of five boxes of shotgun shells in the river near his camp.
>"I keep thinking of all the shotgun shells I threw away about two months ago. Had five boxes and when I kept seeing them sitting there I felt rather silly for having brought so many. (Felt like a war monger.) So I threw all away ... but about a dozen ... real bright. ... Who would have known I might need them just to keep from starving?"

It's a journey worth taking